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| − | [[File:Ruffenuff single.jpg|60px|border|left|link=Ruff Enuff]] On [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/January 11|11 January, 2016]], the track [[Ruff Enuff]] by [[MonoNeon|Mono Neon]], featuring [[Prince]] as producer and musician, was released as [[Tidal]]'s ''Purple Pick of the Week'' and as a stand-alone download. A few hours later, it was replaced with a vocal version of the track, with vocoder vocals by [[Adrian Crutchfield]].
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| − | [[File:Hitnrun_PHASEII_album.jpg|60px|border|left|link=Album: Hitnrun Phase Two]] On [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/December 12|12 December, 2015]], Prince's 39th album [[Album: Hitnrun Phase Two|Hitnrun Phase Two]] was released as a digital download through [[Tidal]] without prior announcement, expect for some seemingly random cryptic tweets via Prince's official twitter account [http://twitter.com/Prince3EG @Prince3EG]. The album is avialable through [[Tidal]] as lossless download and mp3, only as a set with [[Album: Hitnrun Phase One|Hitnrun Phase One]] and through iTunes and others in m4a/mp3 format as standalone download.
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| − | [[File:Tidal download store.jpg|60px|border|left|link=If I Could Get Your Attention]] On [[Prince_Vault:Selected_anniversaries/December 2|2 December, 2015]], [[Tidal]] opened a download store offering mp3 and FLAC downloads, including various [[Prince]] tracks which had previously only been available to stream as ''Purple Picks of the Week'' - [[Stare]], [[Stones]] (by [[The Golden Hippie]]), [[Pretzelbodylogic|Pretzelbodylogic Reloaded]] and [[If I Could Get Your Attention|If Eye Could Get Ur Attention]].
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 On 11 January, 2016, the track Ruff Enuff by Mono Neon, featuring Prince as producer and musician, was released as Tidal's Purple Pick of the Week and as a stand-alone download. A few hours later, it was replaced with a vocal version of the track, with vocoder vocals by Adrian Crutchfield.
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 On 12 December, 2015, Prince's 39th album Hitnrun Phase Two was released as a digital download through Tidal without prior announcement, expect for some seemingly random cryptic tweets via Prince's official twitter account @Prince3EG. The album is avialable through Tidal as lossless download and mp3, only as a set with Hitnrun Phase One and through iTunes and others in m4a/mp3 format as standalone download.
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 On 2 December, 2015, Tidal opened a download store offering mp3 and FLAC downloads, including various Prince tracks which had previously only been available to stream as Purple Picks of the Week - Stare, Stones (by The Golden Hippie), Pretzelbodylogic Reloaded and If Eye Could Get Ur Attention.
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 On 9 November, 2015, Tidal's Purple Pick of the Week was a previously-unreleased 2014 studio re-recording of If Eye Could Get Ur Attention. Five days earlier, Prince's Soundcloud account posted a 21-second snippet of the track.
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 On 7 November, 2015, Tidal offered a 12-hour stream of Oui Can Luv, a previously-unreleased acoustic 9-track set, by Andy Allo featuring Prince on guitar, mostly compiled of cover versions.
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